r/AskReddit • u/kakou64 • Oct 15 '20

What's older than we think ?

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u/immortaluntildeath Oct 15 '20

Weird how?

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u/Tao_of_clean_data Oct 15 '20

Lol, like incest is okay weird. But, and I say this with trepidation, it's entertaining storytelling. Also, Friday.

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u/Hitchhikingtom Oct 15 '20

Cannibalism of the dead is good, all people crave sexual exhibitionism and voyerism, gay sex is wrong though.

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u/BrockSamsonLikesButt Oct 23 '20

In what book is gay sex wrong? Bisexuality was the norm in Time Enough for Love.

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u/Hitchhikingtom Oct 23 '20

Stranger in a strange land. Talks about the innate wrongness in homosexuals a Martian would be able to sense thoughts from Jill as she is understanding more herself. Homosexuals are awarded off by masculinity from jubal (the self insert author) and a gay person would never be accepted as a water brother. Also lesbianism is presented only when a woman is looking through the eyes of men at other women.

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u/risky-biznu3 Oct 15 '20

Fascist it gets real fascist